I don't see what's different in nautilus-dropbox compared to other packages. It seems like upstream wants to open a potential security hole in our Ubuntu systems. I think people should already know Ubuntu packages are supported by the Ubuntu community, not by upstream, so where's the confussion. I've chosen to trust the Ubuntu community, not Dropbox, I wouldn't expect Ubuntu packages to be updated by upstream authors. What's different here?
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